a man called rothstein piano teacher? piano teacher? simon rothstein. piano teacher to the devereaux. ah, yes. rothstein. i remember now. petty theft. what exactly is your interest in the case? well, it's not so much in the case as the sentence you handed down. five years. with hard labor, which led to his death in prison. yes, well, i can't comment on past cases. it seems the jewelry he was supposed to have stolen was worth only about £50 or so. theft is still theft, foyle. i'd have thought you of all people would appreciate that. well, of course, but even so five years hard labor for a first offense seems unnecessarily harsh. it was a grave breach of trust. here you have a man, a refugee welcomed into this country and into the home of one of our most ancient and distinguished families. how many cases would you say you tried over the years? must be thousands. you remember them all in such detail, or is it just this one? i'm not quite sure i like your tone. no, no, i'm simply wondering what makes this one so memorable for you. i've already told you. i g

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bob rothstein is the medical director at suburban hospital in maryland. >> when you're at the office, think about all the things you share with all your co-workers that may be contaminated. the rest room, the doorknob. the microwave, the refrigerator, the communal coffee maker. don't forget the fax machine, printer, your keyboard, your telephone. and if you sneeze in an environment like this, you can infect everyone. >> that quickly? >> that quickly. >> reporter: so why is it so much worse this year than last? doctors say the virus appears to mutate. >> as we get one type of immunity, it will change and develop another kind of flu virus that can be easier to spread and potentially more serious. >> reporter: this mutating flu still spreading fast. tom costello, nbc news, bethesda, maryland. >> dr. tanya benenson is our chief medical officer here at nbc. tanya, you were telling me before air you have handed out about 1,000 inoculations just to our employees here in new york. you're reporting a lot of first-timers this year. but to that question, is it too late to get the inoculation? >>

detectives james rothstein has stated that certain people never get prosecuted because of their connections. i hope this is not the case. thank you. >> next. you've not been called, sir. you need to go back and take a seat. >> hi. i live in petaluma. thanks for holding this forum. i am glad to hear you mention the high-grade shotguns of the aristocracy uses in england. help it does not come to that. it seems to be that politicians are aiming for rifles and pistols to be taking out of the citizens' hands and only birding guns will be left. i hope some point in the future you have may be a forum on hospital violence, for example. for more people are killed by medical actions in america than by guns. i am always fascinated that the first amendment is interpreted so liberally as to include a jar of urine with a crucifix in it, yet the second amendment is interpreted so strictly that the rights of the people shall not be infringed. it's somehow does not apply in many cases. i am glad to hear you say that guns are protected by the second amendment. what seems to be happening is politicians going

detectives james rothstein has stated that certain people never get prosecuted because of their connectionspe this is not the case. thank you. >> next. you've not been called, sir. you need to go back and take a seat. >> hi. i live in petaluma. thanks for holding this form. -- forum. i am glad to hear you mention the high-grade shotguns of the aristocracy uses in england. help it does not come to that. it seems to be that politicians are aiming for rifles and pistols to be taking out of the citizens' hands and only birding guns will be left. i hope some point in the future you have may be a forum on hospital violence, for example. for more people are killed by medical actions in america than buy guns. -- by guns. i am always fascinated that the first amendment is interpreted so liberally as to include a jar of urine with a crucifix and ii, yet the second amendment is interpreted so strictly that the rights of the people shall not be infringed. it's somehow does not apply in many cases. i am glad to hear you say that guns are protected by the second amendment. what seems to be happening is p

detectives james rothstein has often stated that certain people never get prosecuted because of their connections. i hope this is not the case. thank you. >> next. you've not been called, sir. you need to go back and take a seat. we'll call you when it's time. >> hi. i'm hugh fike sr. i live in petaluma. thanks for holding this forum. i am glad to hear you mention the high-grade shotguns of the aristocracy uses in england. i hope it does not come to that. but it seems to be that politicians are aiming for rifles and pistols to be taking out of the citizens' hands and only birding guns will be left. i hope that at some point in the future you have maybe a forum on hospital violence, for example. far more people are killed by medical accidents in america than by guns. i am always fascinated that the first amendment is interpreted so liberally as to include a jar of urine with a crucifix in it, yet the second amendment is interpreted so strictly that the rights of the people shall not be infringed. it's somehow does not apply in many cases. i am glad to hear you say that guns are protect